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Albrecht Dürer

1497

Winged Man, In Idealistic Clothing, Playing A Lute

Considered one of the foremost painters of his time, Mantegna’s influence extended beyond St Sebastian, showcasing themes like 'Offering of Isaac David with Goliath's head' and 'Die Schlacht der Meeresgötter'. AllPaintingsStore offers high-quality reproductions to bring this timeless artwork into your home.

Michelangelo Buonarroti

1504

Study For The Battle Of Cascina

Andrea Mantegna

The Triumphs Of Caesar: Trumpeters And Standard-bearer

Albrecht Dürer

1496

Nuremberg And Venetian Women

Andrea Mantegna

1485

The Madonna And Child With Saints Joseph, Elizabeth, And John The Baptist

Admire Andrea Mantegna’s ‘Madonna and Child’! This Renaissance masterpiece showcases stunning realism & dramatic lighting. Explore its rich details & symbolism – a timeless work of art.

Michelangelo Buonarroti

1511

Zerubbabel - Abiud - Eliakim

Andrea Mantegna

Triumph Of Senators

Admire Andrea Mantegna’s monumental Triumph of Senators—a captivating monochrome engraving depicting Caesar's triumphant return from Gaul, showcasing masterful perspective and intricate detail.

Raphael

1509

View Of The Stanza Della Segnatura

Explore Raphael’s monumental fresco ‘View of the Stanza della Segnatura,’ a cornerstone of Renaissance art and humanist thought. Witness the School of Athens, depicting Plato and Aristotle amidst classical ideals, and delve into its rich symbolism within Vatican City's historic Stanza della Segnatura.

Andrea Mantegna

1496

The Madonna Of Victory

Andrea Mantegna's 'Madonna della Vittoria' (1496) is a High Renaissance masterpiece celebrating Gonzaga’s victory at Fornovo. Explore its linear perspective, classical themes & innovative use of oil paint.

Andrea Mantegna

1485

The Madonna And Child With Saints Joseph, Elizabeth, And John The Baptist

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Andrea Mantegna

1470

Virgin And Child

Andrea Mantegna

1500

Triumphs Of Caeser

Painted in 1483 during the High Renaissance, this artwork reflects the artistic fervor for realism and classical ideals prevalent at the time.

Andrea Mantegna

1459

Portrait Of Cardinal Lodovico Trevisano

Gentile Bellini

1496

Procession In Piazza San Marco (detail)

Gentile Bellini’s ‘Procession in Piazza San Marco,’ completed circa 1496, depicts a pivotal moment in Venetian history – the procession of the Holy Cross relic. Housed in Venice's Gallerie dell'Accademia, this tempera-on-canvas painting exemplifies Bellini’s mastery of perspective and detail, portraying St Mark’s Square and its basilica with remarkable accuracy.

Filippo Di Tommaso Lippi

1460

Madonna In The Forest

Filippo Lippi’s ethereal Madonna in the Forest captures Renaissance serenity through luminous tempera paint and masterful trompe l'oeil illusionism—a testament to Florentine artistry and spiritual devotion, inviting you to explore this captivating masterpiece.

Michelangelo Buonarroti

1511

Salmon - Boaz - Obed

Giovanni Bellini

1507

Continence Of Scipio (detail)

Experience the luminous Venetian Renaissance drama of Bellini's Continence of Scipio; witness masterful color and light from 1507 to bring this epic scene home.

Andrea Mantegna

Marsyas/st Sebastian (detail)

Explore Andrea Mantegna's masterpiece, 'Marsyas/St Sebastian,' a stunning bronze sculpture embodying Renaissance ideals of classical beauty and anatomical precision—a testament to his fascination with Roman ruins.

Andrea Mantegna

1448

St. Jerome In The Wilderness

Giorgio Vasari

1546

The Nativity

Experience the dramatic chiaroscuro of Vasari's 1546 Nativity, a masterpiece capturing Renaissance faith and divine light; bring this timeless art home.

Leonardo Da Vinci

Codice Atlantico

This stunning reproduction captures the essence of Leonardo da Vinci’s Codex Atlanticus, featuring dense diagrams illustrating revolutionary mechanical designs. Crafted with pen and ink on parchment, it embodies Renaissance ingenuity and precision.

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